Tim Miller

Putting this in a little bit of a long lens perspective, looking back, I wonder what the prevailing view is.

I feel like of my peers who are tech consumers, and some of them have worked at tech companies and stuff that aren't really in the tech mix, they would look back and say 10 years ago, they would have thought that the

that silicon valley was a net plus for our society and that now they look back and say essentially all of these big companies with the exception of maybe amazon have been a net negative for society and to me i think that informs a lot of people's thoughts about ai like people that would have been more positive about it are now a little more you know because they've just lived through this experience for the social media stuff they're positive about and ended up being a disaster

Right, so that's what I'm getting at.

What is happening with everyone's face?

I will.

All right.

I guess I can't judge yet.

We'll see what I think about that in 15 years.

The uncanny valley stuff is weird.

You look like a non-human.

Peter Thiel doesn't really look like a human anymore.

Okay.

I want to do the AI stuff, which you alluded to.

I agree with you on the lessons around regulation.

Do they agree?

Do the AI execs ready to be regulated?

What do you think about the ChatGPT Disney deal?

I don't understand.

Do we want to see Ariel from The Little Mermaid doing TikTok dances, being in weird positions?